I am wondering how you all are doing these. Are you still mixing the cake with a binder of some sort then rolling into balls or are you using the new cake pop baker thing that makes small rounds of cake?
Just wondering what method the majority of people are doing. Thanks!
I also mix the cake with icing and roll into balls. To me the thing that makes cake balls so great is the fact that it is not just cake. The texture becomes more like a truffle. The baker just makes a dry ball of cake! What's so great about that? I'm just sayin!! Everyone LOVES a "real" cake ball!!
AI have used both methods: using crumbs with icing and a "special pan" to make the cake balls, not the machine but a mold. The disadvantage of using the pan is that sometimes the ball is not firm enough to stay in the stick...you may need to adjust the mix to get more dense texture and use extra care while dipping in melted chocolate. In the other hand, the crumb with icing is more time consuming, not everyone like the idea about the icing because is too much sweet (cake, icing and chocolate) and some people do not like the idea about too much hand contact... It is a matter of preference. :)
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